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NFL legends from back in the day didn’t have access to the recovery tools, nutrition plans, or high-tech training that today’s players do.

NFL fans love their teams. But some of them love their teams so much that they spend way too much time telling the rest of us all about it.

Every NFL offseason brings a new wave of optimism. Coaches preach improvement and fanbases convince themselves this is the year.

Baseball can be soul crushing. There’s nothing quite like getting your hopes up in April, only to be let down by September (or sooner).

Being an NFL fan is a rollercoaster of hope, hype, and heartbreak. And while no team is immune from disappointment, some have made it their entire personality. These teams give you just enough to believe—then crush your soul in spectacular fashion. Whether it’s missed kicks, blown leads, or just never...

Baseball loves its traditions. From quirky stadium rituals to unwritten rules, fans take pride in keeping things "how they've always been."

College football is built on tradition. But let’s be honest, not every tradition deserves the love (or airtime) it gets.

The NFL is full of traditions—some iconic, others just... kind of there because they've always been. Like these.

Hope springs eternal in the NFL, especially when it comes to fanbases that have been wandering in the wilderness for a while.

From fastballs to breaking balls, the best pitchers in history have dominated the game with their sheer talent, longevity, and consistency.